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Now Blears goes...

The Conservatives aren't that short of talent.

Why then is Cameron encouraging candidates to apply who are not even in the Conservative Party?

If there was a Britains Got Political Talent television show it would only run for about 3 weeks maximum.
 
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Why then is Cameron encouraging candidates to apply who are not even in the Conservative Party?

I suspect its not because he doesnt think he has enough talent, but because the talent he does have is overrepresentative of a particular demographic.
 
I suspect its not because he doesnt think he has enough talent, but because the talent he does have is overrepresentative of a particular demographic.
I think it's a PR ploy, to say "Harken! We are open, inviting, and modern, and wish to have Fresh Blood. Isn't that refreshing?"
 
Camerons self-righteous attitude over this whole affair has been sickening. The eton-attending tory twat.
 
I suspect its not because he doesnt think he has enough talent, but because the talent he does have is overrepresentative of a particular demographic.

I think it's a PR ploy, to say "Harken! We are open, inviting, and modern, and wish to have Fresh Blood. Isn't that refreshing?"

It's actually yet another way for Mr Cameron to bypass constituency associations and get himself a loyal coterie of MPs that owe their jobs to him personally.
 
who will fall upon the sword next eh?

into comfortable lords positions, commercial activities, sinecures and comfortable retirements.

they should be getting nicked

I suspect some of them are also hoping to slide onto the backbenches, then do a year or so of penance before moving up the greasy pole (whether in govt or opposition) again.
 
Whoa Nelly! Alan Johnson is prepared to be the catalyst if there's "enough support" on the backbench's, according to a BBC reporter reporting what backbenchers having been saying this morning.

Johnson would be prepared to "do the right thing" if the support was there.


If it's not fully out in the open yet, Johnson's flies are undone.
 
Some journalists are getting a bit excited:

BBC political editor Nick Robinson tells BBC Two's Daily Politics Mr Brown's situation is not like Margaret Thatcher's in 1990. But we "simply do not know" whether he has the cabinet's backing, he adds. He says Hazel Blears has effectively triggered a Labour leadership election.
 
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